RFUWB UWBPA-10M1G-8W/16W 10-1000MHz Broadband RF Power Amplifier 8W/16W UWB RF Power Amp Module
€27769 €31414
RFUWB UWBPA-10M1G-8W/16W 10-1000MHz Broadband RF Power Amplifier 8W/16W UWB RF Power Amp Module
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Description
The RFUWB UWBPA10M1G-16W, UWBPA10M1G-8W is a high-performance broadband RF power amplifier available in two versions: 8W and 16W output power, covering 10–1000MHz. With a typical gain of 33dB, this Class AB linear LDMOS module is built for reliability and ruggedness, featuring built-in protection circuits and 50-ohm input/output impedance.
- Frequency Range: 10–1000MHz (0.01–1GHz)
- Output Power: 8W or 16W (typical 39dBm / 42dBm)
- Gain: 33dB (typical), flatness ±2dB
- Supply Voltage: 28V DC, current 0.15–1.2A
- Input/Output Impedance: 50Ω, SMA-Female connectors
- Operating Temp: -30°C to +60°C
- Dimensions: 76 x 48 x 15mm (excluding connectors)
- Cooling: Forced air required at 25°C
- Protection: Built-in circuits for safe operation
Applications
- Test equipment
- Communication systems
- RF research and development
- Signal amplification in broadband setups
Features
Power
8W
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Titi
03/02/2026, 01:06
What side should the heat-sink be placed on? Top or bottom?
SDRstore Support
03/15/2026, 13:01
Hello, For this model, the heat sink should be placed on the bottom / base side of the amplifier, meaning the flat mounting side that is intended to transfer heat into a metal surface or heat sink. The top side with the components should remain unobstructed. The product listing also notes that forced-air cooling is required at 25°C, so a proper heat sink plus active airflow is recommended for safe operation.
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